According to The Kenya Red Cross, the death toll for the attack on the Dusit hotel is at least 24.
Kenya’s President Uhury Kenyatta said earlier that 14 had died.
Meanwhile, at least one British citizen and an Amercan have been killed in the attack at the Dusit complex in Nairobi, the UK ambassador to Kenya has said in a video message.
Nic Hailey also advised citizens to check the UK’s travel advisory.
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